Apple users rejoice! A game-changing feature is finally making its way to Safari that has long been a staple in Google's Chrome browser. For those who have been frustrated by the inability to link directly to highlighted text, the wait is over.

In the latest macOS 15.2 beta, a new functionality allows users to right-click on highlighted text in Safari and effortlessly copy a link to it. This innovative feature brings Safari in line with competitors and enhances user experience significantly. No longer will you have to settle for simply copying text; instead, you can direct others straight to the highlighted content with just a few clicks.

Moreover, iOS users will not be left out! The feature has also been spotted by MacStories’ Federico Viticci in the iOS 18.2 beta. iPhone and iPad users can access this new capability by long-pressing on the selected text. Imagine the convenience for students, researchers, or anyone sharing information online!

But wait, there's more! This update isn't just about linking—it's part of a broader push by Apple to enhance functionality and make Safari more competitive with other web browsers. Supporters of privacy and security will also be pleased to hear that Apple continues to prioritize these core values, ensuring that users can browse the web with confidence.

Stay tuned as Apple continues to roll out these updates, as they are likely to change the way we interact with online content forever! Don’t forget to share your thoughts on this feature in the comments below!